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aspca.org

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rspca.org.au

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worldanimalprotection.org

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thehumaneleague.org

We exist to end the abuse of animals raised for food by influencing the policies of the world’s biggest companies, demanding legislation, and empowering others to take action and leave animals off their plates.

idausa.org

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l214.com

Une quarantaine de militants L214 portant des masques de poulets ont manifesté devant le siège de Marie, n° 1 des plats cuisinés.

awip.org.uk

The Animal Welfare Investigations Project (AWIP) Investigations Team, working in coordination with the Philippine National Police, conducted an intelligence-led operation to intercept a delivery of a live dog intended for slaughter within the illegal dog meat trade in Brgy. Macayug, San Jacinto, Pangasinan. During the arrest and rescue phase of the operation, officers and investigators

theanimalrescuesite.com

The best gifts for animal lovers! Shop paw print clothing, animal lover jewelry, animal inspired home decor, cat and dog lover gifts and more! Every item sold funds food and care for shelter animals.

animalwebaction.com

Click for free and save animals on Animal Webaction. Thousands of dogs, cats and horses have already been rescued.

ladyfreethinker.org

A newly signed federal law will expand milk options in U.S. school cafeterias, allowing students who can’t or don’t consume dairy to receive a non-dairy alternative as part of standard school meals for the first time. In a win for animal advocates and public health experts, the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act formally opens the door for dairy‑free milk options to be served alongside cow’s milk in school cafeterias, without requiring families to provide medical documentation. These provisions come from a congressional bill introduced last year known as The FISCAL Act, which allows schools to include plant-based milks in